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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Pegasus and Baby Pegasus
Cuddled in their treetop nest, the mother Pegasus unfurls her majestic wing to comfort her little black foal. The background of this large piece is a beautiful example of one of the many types of Courvoisier set-ups.
The mother Pegasus appears at 1:15:16 in the film and the baby Pegasus appears 2 seconds later at 1:15:16.
The framed piece measures 17.5" x 21.0" with the aperture measuring 10.25" x 12.3".
Cel has become slightly wavy which is fairly common for vintage animation cels. As seen in the web image, there is some brownish glue residue from the cel which is visible along the upper edges of the character mother Pegasus as the cel has separated slightly from the background. Some faint brown glue residue is also visible along the outer edges of the Baby Pegasus. Also visible in the web image is a 0.5" x 0.125" area of paint separation in the Pegusus mother’s neck. There are 0.125" x 0.125" spots of paint separation with lifting in mother Pegasus’ top mane, above the muzzle and between the cheek and mouth with some very slight lifting in the eye, cheek and neck. There is some line wear in the lower torso of the mother with two specks of paint loss at the lower edge. There is some cracking and slight lifting in the tail of the Baby Pegasus.
The character size is 3.75" h x 9.5" w.
US$ 4500 (framed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$900 a month.
WDC1238
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Hop Low and some mushrooms
Little Hop Low dances around his mushroom corps de ballet in this lovely Courvoisier cel set-up.
In the film, Hop Low appears at 17:10 in the film while the mushrooms appear at 17:48.
The framed piece measures 14.0" x 15.75" with the aperture measuring 6.0" x 6.75".
Visible upon close examination are areas of paint mottling in the greys of the mushrooms.
The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13") and the character size is 3.25" h x 5.5" w.
US$ 4500 (framed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$900 a month.
WDCCS378
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Father Pegasus and Baby pegasi
Father Pegasus soars over a placid sea with his Pegasus babies looping and swooping playfully behind him.
The frame measures 12" x 10" while the aperture measures 9" x 7.5".
Cel is slightly wavy which is fairly common for animation cels of this age. There are areas of paint lifting throughout the characters but no paint loss. As seen in the image, there is evidence of glue residue next to the characters as the cel has separated and moved slightly from the background. Still in great condition for a vintage cel and we do not recommend restoration unless to move the cel back into position.
The character size is 7.5" h x 5.5" w.
US$ 3900 (framed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$780 a month.
WDCCS277
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of a baby pegasus
The aperture measures 6.5" x 7.25" while the frame measures 12" x 12.5".
As visible in the image, there is evidence of paint lifting as well as cracking along the neck and hind end. There is a slight amount of paint missing as well. Glue residue is visible as the character has slightly shifted over the years.
The character size is 4" h x 3" w.
US$ 1250 (framed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$250 a month.
WDCCS123
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Mlle. Upanova
Fantasia is full of memorable moments but none were quite as outlandishly humorous as the ballet section set against Ponchielli’s Dance of the Hours. It all begins with Mlle. Upanova, the prima donna ostrich who serves as the subject of this beautiful Courvoisier Cel. Mlle, with her less than elegant proportions, was used as an irreverent, yet affectionate, parody of the pretensions of classical ballet. Here she is seen up on her toes, wings out, dancing with all the grace and beauty that only an ostrich could possess. The absurdity of it is sure to bring a smile to the face of anyone who looks upon this piece. The size of the visible artwork measures 7.75" x 5" while the frame measures 12.5" x 9.5".
Very slight paint separation with no lifting and in excellent condition for vintage cels of its age.
The character size is 7.25" h x 3.5" w.
US$ 3200 (unframed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$640 a month.
WDCAR1
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Hop Low and some mushrooms
Hop Low, the littlest mushroom dancer, is a fine example of the Disney studio genius. He has no hands, no face, and doesn’t speak a word but his personality is one of the brightest in all of Fantasia.
This appears in 17:41 in the film while Hop Lo's character appears at 17:19 in the film.
The framed piece measures 13.75" x 15.5" with the aperture measuring 6.25" x 6.75".
There is some very slight lifting in the mushroom on the far right and in the minor areas throughout.
US$ 4500 (framed).
WDCCS374
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Mickey Mouse and a broom
The artwork measures 8" x 9".
As visible in the image, there is a small area just above the broom on the surface of the cel which appears to be residue of adhesive of some sort. There is slight paint mottling in Mickey's hat as well as the lower portion of the broom. As can be typical of some Courvoisier cels, there is adhesive residue along the edges of the cel material, which can easily be matted out.
The character size is 3.25" h x 3.25" w.
(unframed).
WDCCS222
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of a unicorn and a boy
The artwork measures 7" x 10".
Cel has become slightly wavy which is fairly common for vintage animation cels. The light reflection is only visible in the web image only and is not on the actual piece. There is evidence of paint loss on the unicorn's horn as well as the boy's face, the edge of his head, and right hand. Both characters have separated slightly from the background and are curled around the edges.
The character size is 4" h x 7.5" w.
(unframed).
WDCCS223
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Mickey Mouse
Tired and winded from carrying buckets of water all day Mickey stops for a breath at the top of the stairs. It’s this exhaustion that will lead to all of the trouble once Yensid leaves Mickey alone to his own devices.
The frame measures 14.75" x 15.5" while the aperture measures 7.5" x 8".
As visible in the image, there appears to be evidence of paint mottling in his shoes and belt as well as his gloves and the edge of his face.
The character size is 5" h x 6.25" w.
(framed).
WDCCS349
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of a baby pegasus
The frame measures 14.25" x 16" while the aperture measures 6.75" x 8.75".
There is evidence of very slight mottling throughout the piece but no paint loss.
The character size is 3" h x 2.5" w.
(framed).
WDCCS282
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Mickey Mouse
Buoyed by the power of Yensid’s magic hat, Mickey sets his magical eye on the lazy broom and bucket. With a quick flick of the wrists our new sorcerer will have that broom (and many more he didn’t anticipate) up and moving.
The artwork measures 8.5" x 10.5".
(unframed).
WDCCS334
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Fantasia
(1940)
Production cel of Chernabog
This is a multi-production cel set-up with an outstanding close up of Chernabog with the lost souls surrounding him.
It is not often that we see cels of Chernabog, in fact we have only ever seen 4. This is the best one we've ever seen.
In terms of provenance, this outstanding piece comes from the Vladimir (Bill) Tytla Estate. This is an important, dramatic, stand-out piece.
There is evidence of slight paint loss but we don't think it warrants restoration.
The size of this piece is 12 Field (11"x13")
(unframed).
WDCCS102
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of a unicorn and a satyr
The Rite of Spring section of Fantasia produced some of the most lovely images in the entire film. This movement seamlessly blends the lives of several mythological creatures into a fun story about what a day with these magical creatures would really be like. The darling Courvoisier cel setup shows a spirited satyr blowing his pan flute at a surprised baby blue unicorn.
The artwork measures 7" x 10".
(unframed).
WDCCS104
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Fantasia
(1940)
Courvoisier cel of Mickey Mouse
This dramatic Courvoisier cel setup features Disney’s most beloved character, Mickey Mouse, as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice. With strong proud arms crossed and serious gaze fixed ahead, Mickey prepares to command his broom to life so that he can have a little help with his chores. Little does he know, trouble is about to sweep him away.
This Courvoisier set up is displayed on its original airbrushed Courvoisier background. The WDP stamp can be seen in the lower left corner of the background.
This cel appears at 31:28 in the film.
The artwork measures 8.75" x 9.25" while the frame measures 11.5" x 12".
Price is reflective of the art only--the piece comes with the frame pictured. There is no change in price due to the frame--it can be de-framed upon request at purchase, but it will not change the price of the piece.
Cel has become slightly wavy which is fairly common for vintage animation cels. The light reflection is visible in the web image only and is not on the actual piece.
The character size is 6.5" h x 3.25" w.
(framed).
WDCTSV5
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